Moosend Email Marketing: How To Start, Create, & Roll

Go to Moosend and sign up (while you are at it, you can also test drive all of the Moosend features with the free trial for 30 days).

This step is a unique step you’d create while signing up. After you create a workspace, visit your workspace URL directly (and is usually created with your brand name).

So, it’d look like yourbrand.moosend.com

After you sign up for Moosend, please login to the email address (the one you used to sign up) and click on the link or button you get.

Activate your account.

This, right here, is the money maker. This is the exciting part of running your business. The email list building is a never-ending endeavor.

It does start somewhere, though.

After you are done with the basics (above), it’s time to set things on fire with email list building.

Note: The only kind of email list building you’d do is the one where you naturally grow your leads and/or subscribers.

To start with, import any existing subscribers. If you don’t have any subscribers at all, move on to the next step.

Sign-up forms, subscription forms, opt-in boxes, exit-intent opt-in forms, and your landing pages — these are the crucial elements of the machinery that help you generate clients.

Moosend allows you to create all sorts of lead generation elements to help you start generating leads right away.

Create In-line forms, opt-in forms, and more.

Note: One specific offer per sign-up form or landing page.

One last (but important step) is to connect your website with Moosend.

This allows you to not only integrate Moosend with your website but also allow you to track visitors, use built-in analytics, and install the custom script that Moosend provides for you.

Once you create your sign up forms and landing pages, you should get to work. Craft sign up forms and subscription boxes such that they start showing up on your website.

Then, create “Inline” forms– once or twice within your blog posts.

The landing pages should be used across your blog posts as links, Call-to-action buttons, nav menu links, social media, YouTube Videos, and elsewhere.